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    Deep Nwell noise reduction

    Thank you for your reply 1. resistance is a good practice but its performance as i understand similar to guard ring and thus less effective if compare to DNW with quiet VDD connection. 2. sensor pad is a good practice but Thermal sensor in my case defined as IP that shouldn't depend on...
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    Deep Nwell noise reduction

    Laybear, thank you for your answer. I agreed with all the claims above, but, sorry, the answer is too general... I have the case that properly described by case 2 ( middle ) on the plot diagram above . Given: small analog block (say thermal sensor 30ux30u ), is placed in the center of...
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    Deep Nwell noise reduction

    Hi Lazybear, thank you for your answer. My point is - the first (left ) one case, when both gnd and VDD are shared for Analog and Gid parts, means analog supply have the same noise as digital supply and see all the spikes 1:1 generated there. In this case, DNW connection should filter the...
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    Deep Nwell noise reduction

    HI I wonder to know how Deep Nwell could improve the total noise isolation of analog NMOS transistor in digital noisy environment. I know that DNW should isolate the NMOS bulk from bulk noise ( in addition to guard ring) but the Analog and Digital blocks shares the same supplies, means that...

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